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OF curing hsbitual constipation and
liver ard kidney Ills Ia 10 avoid the
use Of TIE bitter drastic liver med.
elnes and cathaitics, aud 10 take only
tbs pleasant liquid fruit remedy,
syrup OF Figs, IL oleanses a. well a.
euepg' hens the system. and docs no,
leave the bowel, cos I've, 90 that rsga.
lar habit may be formed and the in.
valid permanently reetor,d 10 health
IL acts promptly and effectively; n a
easily taken and perfectly hsrmless'
fHr sale in 10 cents and 81 bottles by
~. j. Heleter and all leading DING.
gisle. Van Vleet A Co., a, W, Jones
\ Co, W. N. wilkemon a o.. III
Miles, rud .. Mansfield a Co havr
been appointed wholossls agents Of
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PERSONALS.

J. r. RYAN. Of Alabama, Is at th,
Gayoso.
Mas FLoREscR FIELD Is VISITING
relatives in st. Louis.
Jon HALLE aud son Henry have
returned from New York.
THE Rev. George EDWARD Walk will
preach In Collierville tomorrow.
COL. J. ID. 0EIER, Col. J. W. Oausey,
Mel. W. W. Willis AID Hiram Mos ,ly,
OF Cvrinth, Miss, are In the civ.
Mrs. GKoRaE T. O'HAvKR and
daughter have returned from n few
weeks soiourn al Sesroy Springs. Ark.
CArr. THOMAS q. Porrs, a leading
citizen Of Mis- isslppl, and the npxi
sheriff oil Alcorn county, Is at the
Gayoso.
3. FRANK ANDREWS hiss gone on
q few weeks trip TO New York and the
Eastern summer resorts. LIS very
doubtful II he will return alone-so Il
Ia whispered.
AMONG the late arrivals at the Nv.
gela Hotel, Old Point O1mfnrt, are;
Mrs. ID. w. Lake, Mrs. Matt y John.
son, Miss Nellie Johnson, Mics TJrney
Bullet, Ben Johnson and 7. Il
Goodwin.
| Mm FITZGERALD. OF Chicago, III;
Miss Nellie Kaue, Of Helena, Ark
and Ms. ] A. Dorsey, Of Oak X dee,
La, are al Dafy's Hotel
EDWARD KurYuLR aud Jas. y. Tang.
Ter, Of g.. Lpuisj Fred X MetcAlie, OF
Greenvllle, Mise (; ]. A. Mallory AID
n. NoNmsn, Of Canton, Miss.. and
W. o Hafdsman, Of Little Rock, Ark,
are stopping NJ Gaston's.
II. ID. MAKTIs, Indian apolIs; A. ID.
II Silver, III. Lous; T. A. J,nes aud
Miss Jones, Dallas, Tex NJ ss,s q.
slrlipg, a. Stil ne and y. Stirling,
washington couuty, Mice, aud the
Hon. lsham q. Harris are ut the Pea.
body.
AT the election Of tho American Bar
hseocistlon. nj Saratoga, yesteid ~,
no following Tonnesseeans wers
eltc'ed 10 the respective Offices: Wee
President = James Prentss Local
Oouocil-J NJ. DiGNinson, b. NJ EIles
and J. NJ. Kent.
VIsIroRs on Change yeslerday-H
A. Help Q, Baltim lre, Nd W. U.
stspheneon, Ensl,y. Tenn. l. wald.
aaer, hi,siesippi; N T. Milton. Kew
ineL'i NJ Cooper, Litile Rock; W.
II Camp lell, II tie Rock; Rev. X Z.
Palmer, d ID, Oxford, Miss.
ii q erRAouH ard W. II. CLARK,
X ,nsas CITY, Jonn T. Murphy, Dsca'
tur, III. C,p, Alex Moses. New Or.
leans; J. Il Hollis, Nashvi L.; IA. EFT
mn, ~ Lonis; W. b Troy, Macon,
"a, AID II. U Villiplsue. New York,
arc stopping at the G,l GEO II tel.
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AN INTERESTING CASE.
Indignant Colored People After N
Alleged Slave.
nightly Meetings 10 Rescue Her and
WFcsk venweanc Before
she 0FaSd Jury.

The colored psople residing In the
vicinity are much incensed at the
treatment Of a colored child by Mr..
and Mrs. MiAlister, who keep q gro
Gerry at ths corner Of Wellington and
Monroe streets. The badly abused
child, according to their statement, Is
agirl about twelve years Of age, named
MAJ, whom the GA ndians claim TO
have purchased from q colored
preacher 10 Arkansas, some seven
years :sgo, the cum paid being
SIS. The only name known OF the
man who thus sold her Is Wash, and
his reason for demanding this sum
was that II had cost him that much to
raise her 10 that sge-fve years.
Mrs. MEALS er was taken before
Justice Bu tel berg, a few days ago. AZ
the instance Of Inspector Lane, OF the
the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty 10 Animals, but trial Of the
ease failed TO subsiantiate q conyic-
ton In the magisirste's mind that the
lady had been unDetts atily severe In
her chastist ment OF the girl, and she
was discharged. Since then the col.
ored people out there have, according
to their statements, seen enough cruel.
ty toward the cti d TO rouee them into
. state OF intente anger and provoke
hostilities. II Ia reported that they
have held frequent meetings sitter
niehtfsll, the otjsct Of which
was to organize for the purpose
Of forcibly liberating tie child
and IND ctipg bodily harm uoon
Mr.. and Mrs. McAlister. Officer
Chastaine relates that II has kept him
In a continual state OF alarm leet they
Ignore bis counsel and take vengeance
into their own hands. Among the
other systems OF punishment alleged
10 have been prscticed by the family
having chsrge al The girl are lsshings
with clothes line. beati pgs with the
handle end Of butcher knife and
cruel strokes with broom handle. In
addition TO thir, they urge that ths |
peculiar coodiion by which the child
Ia held Ia q species OF slavery, to |
Whith my efo ubnittfhDll uppOstu.
They say that proposition 10 reim-
bune the family for the $l6 originally
paid for the child has BEEN made, but
II was refused.
Against the advice OF Inspector
Lane Q half dozen or moro OF the indig.
nant coortd people went before the
grand jury Yesterday to indict the par.
ties for cruelty. One striking fact Ia
the sfair 10 that the child main.
tainB thst she Ia well Satisfied
with her condition and treatment,
and Insists uDoR remaining where
she 10. The representative Of
her own race determined 10 sever the
relations acron,t fr this nv thu ar.
gunlent that the child 10 inundated
and dare not raiee her vice Ia the
other direction. Iospector l. nee idea
was 10 sue out q writ Of habeas corpus
and let Judge Galloway decide the
matter, but be offered no opposition
10 the criminal proceedings Instituted
by the co or d people. II 10 az inter-
etiing cse.
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cotton was raifed BY Sieve Caldwell,
who residss eight miles east Of the
city. 1t was brought to the city last
evening TO be ginned and bsled. ]. T.
Walsh d BIO, grocers, had charge oil
the bale and consigned it to Kelly,
Ripper q Reilly. The frst shslbv coun.
~ bale last year brought 20}c per
pound. II was raised on the Eusey
place, consigned TO Hill, Fontsine 4
Co., and was sold to G. F:.,s 4 90.
The grand jury bad before II, yes.
serday, the case OF P. M. Winters,
charged With renting the Winchester
school building, on Front street, to
the Board Of Education, OF which he
10 a member. The bill was he'd over
Tor further testimony.
Tine District school directors OF
Shelby county will meet as school
board on Tuesday, August Both, a. 10
o'clock q. IN in the County Court rot m,
courthouse, this city. Business OF i'm
por.ancs relating TO the schools OF
Shelby county will come before tho
meeting.
There were two fires yesterday, or
rather attempts at fires. The first,
about IL o'clock, was shanty on Max.
we'll street, near the Louisville and
Nashville railroad, occu pied by colored
people. Loss unimp Jrtant. The SIC.
9nd was burning glass Ia 3 yard or
Vance street.
Reports Of revolving case OF inis.
ceRenation are In circulation. They
are to the effect that q white woman
and negro man, both of Memphis,
hava recently been married In Arkan.
sas. IL circumstance are correctly given,
the negro 10 q very unfortunate per.
son, both In the possession OF such
spouse and the 30 ic tuds oil the police.
George Alexander, larceny and
aseault and battery; John LigntDsr,
bringing solen property into tie
statej Henry Parker, petit larceny;
viii Williams, petit larceny; Will
Chalmers. petit larceny; Babe Jack.
con, assault TO murder; Annie Gfa-
ham, malicious cutting; Richard
Hayes, vsgrancy, we're yesterday In.
dicted by the arsni jury.
Three bales Of new cotton arrived
In tbs city yesterday, tha first Tennss.
nee bale raised oy JJe Butler, colored,
on the Mckay b Jacobs place at Co.
rons. II was oonsiga ed to A. b. Tread.
well 4 %. A bsle was received from
q b Peters. OF Peters Islaad, Tunica
,unty, Miss. by 7. II. Allen & 70. A
bale was also received from Fux,st.
rick d 10 OF Helena, Phillip. County,
Ark, by Fulmer, Thornton 4 %.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

New bales are arriving In large
numbers daily.
Attorney General Peters took
charge Of the grand jury yesterday
morning
NO. 2 Of Pucks Library, "Ihs
Summer B)srd-r," price 10 cents Der
copy, at Man Lrd's.
The engineers Of the Memphis
and Charleston railroad were not en-.
gsged In the recent strike.
-MsrIiek Clay has pe,itioped the
Circuit Court Cor divtrcs from Fannie
Clay. Des rtion Ia the cause alleged.
-Mrs. Jul, y. Micou was ye.tsr
day appoin'ei by the Probate Coutt
administrators OF the estate Of rhomA.
b. micon, d,cea ed.
The excursion steAmsr Rob Row
was eeiEsd by the sheriff y.ateTday on
writ tIf nr-Eoh a contract, suei out
by barry Johnson.
--sult has ben entered In the Cir.
cut Court a.a'ns John L X ndle for
5000 damage alleged 10 have been
sustained by U. NJ. Ashley.
-Itis said thu, the old nalatorium
bulldtne VII b. o ened up early a, It
month "a q vAf'iy thea'fr Q, under the
management Of Harry Walker.
Parents or guardians who have
Loot liit girl ace or six years old
can Nod ono Il ths southwest corner
OF Mulberry aud Vance streets.
-Jno J. No an would be anxiously
welcomed ny h police. lie IL wanted
Tor stealiig a dle sold watch and
chain hom Flank Baltor. Both are
painters
-Enmi Bill, an infant child, has
BEEN giv.n by the Prob lte Court Ia
francis rhomp Ton, aud lie named
changed W Emma Thompson. AL
coloIei.
Willis Baiemau, I 2 s,eAliuga load
OF Watermelon, sud Oscar Washin !.
ton, Tor eurying pistol, were attend.
day.
Flora Ora hers 70 NJ. O. Psarcs
ard othere, eleven acres OF land on
boulevard, three miles etsl of ths
city, Tor iliO5. sAs tie only trAnsIe,
Recorded y-s . day.
-Jamss l. FIgArty has placed ,
claim Of slbOO a. sinst tie oouo,y IN
the Oheai, O'urt II 10 for woTk
alleged to hsv- been done for the
lump h. Commissioners.
The wi Of the late John Nah,
rams admitted % probate yest. r
DAY. DIR the I'LL John A. F,,hs,
was app hn'sd sui q an a tho miuol
hers Il Joha J. aud Maria X. Nah
rama.
-HenTy Sullivan, a negro b,v sssd
twslve y-afs, sts arr, stsd ytststday IN
On ,hr SCOT To- attempting 70 throS
the danny cog ~ "a tn, tIsok A,
the corner VI Vance md Uausey
streets.
"A. Lee aud Miss Jennie Gin.
Henry MtG a1ghlin aud Misa X a,
Caldwell, J,m-s Md oek ard Nil,
Mollie p ,'i.r J V. Butler and Mi,
Fannie II X ndoipl we're yeslerda,
granted &c 40. ~ mafTy.
The fret b.ls OF rev oltton from
Tennees Q as ~ elvsd Yesier lay bJ
A. h. Trradw-i a 10. from Jie But
Lar, colored, a o. nns, Tenn L va,
raised on h pa tation OF Mckay 4
Jacobs. and ceased ttrict midd itg
Mary J0n's. q now cele rated
character Of ds'k tue. vas ayr ed b
Officer Gill sp'- iar stealing $40 from
. c0lored m,n she has b O. out OF
the pebit oiiaTy oily sbOut two
m 1nths, sie's sle VAS confined for q
similar onsuse
Too first Shelby county bale Of
cotton viii b. SD at IA 20 och this
forenoon 10 out OF toe Cotou Er.
change. 10 ne big i.st bidder, b.
Mccarthy d o., spclloneers. The
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-20

ms most euecsefui tonic Of thu
age Pemhefton's French Wine Cocs
is recommsnted by 20 900 amman,
phy'ioiaus Tor the cure ~ ELI nsi vons
all clous. dyepepels, tlck head,ch"
&C. IL pleasant 10 take, md viii
prove iteli b yont price. For sale by
Hester.
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MEyKEN q COMPANY.
A u.aI,by s,omnrb

IL a blssSlrE { r which thou'Ani a. % our dyt-
peptic eountrJmen and -omsn ,ish Ia vain.
Ano 20 obtain .hieh ~ llow much medicine
unavaiitnely. For no alHeni, probably. are
there 20 mary ALLEGED 2, NEEDLES a. tor dyH.
pepsia. lhe man o. humbus IL consian ly
Suited with the dollars aud dimes ~ geo
WHO resort 10 one nostrum after another IN
The sain hops OF obtaining rsltaf, At least,
from this vota,lous and obstintt "a ma ady.
Exper onco indicates npste'tef's Siomsoa
bitie's a. means Of eradicating dyspepsia,
2, me " has IN three a cades sud over estab.
lhhed such areputation, none has received
such unqual d d PROBES ,iot nj fahotion. IL Ia
IN admirable tnvigorant because a. ebfiehes
the blood, and not only the, bat IL thor
onshiy requisites he bowels, kidneys and
bladder. The ofvoUs symploma are usual y
relieved by the med cine.
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MENKEN q COMPANY.
OPEN TODAY UNTIL 8 P. M.
STIRRING BARGAINS ALL DAY

Beginning at 8 O'Clock this morning,
we shall offer our entire sock Of M. ms
and Boye' Straw Hats at the following
prices:
All our Boys Hats that were SOC,
Zoe, and $l00,
Today Only 15c.
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ADyt,E M rotaeaa-

Mas. wfusLot'sSooTHiSo srnur should
Always be used Tor ohildroh teethins. n
foothef the child, foitenf the guns, allan
ali pain, cures wind collie, and h tho beat
remedy ior llArfhaat 2,c a bottle.
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Dyelns ..a Uie.n,pE.

LadleS' and gents clothes cleaned OF
dyed in any color; also kid gloves
obirioh feathers, and lace ourtalns, by
Louis Reige, 6s jefferson street, Mem
phis, Tenn. Goode received by express
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EDUCATIONAL.
BELLEVUE HIGH HOOI,

BEDFORD COUNTY, VA.
A IHOhnU luLY Equipped School on
"A high Grade for Bows aud Young Mon.
The Twenty--.eond 'nnual Session 0peps
September IS. 1857. For Cstalosue or Special
" io,mation appl 20 W. X. hBBof,
Bel evus p. o.. Va. PrincipaI.
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Mas YoRx - Toe Trunk auw.
lines will m.ke up, oial rAies for ,boss
goipg t. the a A X Encampmept ~
Lousiiom oil points 10 lfunR ilne
teffttDfy. '""
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We also Offer In Clothing the follow.
ing: Choice Of all our Mems all wool
Cashmere and Frtncn' Csssime re
Trousers at $497. The regular price
10 IS, SO 30. and $40. These are ele.
CANT goods, and will please the most
faetidious.
Choices Of all our Boys S. Knee
Pants Suits today at 81 So.
Cooice Of all our odd Knee Pants
all wool goodG-only SIC.
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naaarun

m REMOVED nv THE usE OF COCAINE.
And q stimulates and promotes the
growth Of the hair.
BLrne,rs Fsvoring extracts are he
h,nt.
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removal

81 On and alter septo Der 1T We will 90.
eupy tho sto chou Q. No. 3s3 fsost
s'rees. uptil the adjoining house tho. nj
Front ttre-tl. nos being built for u.. IL com
plsted, whish will be about 0cioAor lst.
PORTER A aAgsAE
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MEAKEN a 60.
Grand Cose~rt 1ssia.e at Iaehseu
Mouua Para

This evening, August Goth, designed
especia ~ for the pleasure Of tho ladies
and children, from 4 p m. 60 8 pm
by Arnold'a full orchestra land,
Dancing from s pm. 10 i2 pm.
Grand musicale Saturday evening,
August 10Th, by Arnold'd 0rchesira,
Cara run till ~ nm.
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mus,r, .,,. ..s n.c.,,. On

Keep on baud large stock Of Steel
Shsfllrg, which they tell ~ the same
price as iron. SEC or whta ih,m be
fore you purchase Shaitlng or Pulleys.
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ATTENTION 10 called 10 sale Of very
desirable house by X. J. Black a %.
The present owner intends ltay mo
The city, aud ofies II a. q great bar.
gain.
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niisu,n o,n a.a .,.h,.. A..

Have op hand, ready Tor promp, de.
livery, Enginee, Boilrn and dt,Ipe.
Cine, fe.der Condenser, H,d,auIlc
o ton Pfee.ee, and everything nor.
tsiDing 10 q first clAiH Ginning ana,
Write them bei ~ you 10 ebaso
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SECOND LOTT
THIRD LOTT

Two hundred dcz n Turkish bathing
Towels, one yard long aud half yard
vide, worth regularly $3.50 q dozen.
You can get them this afternoon
AZ &c Each.
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OykErsS q GaosyEsoRo offer tho a'ore.
house No 80 Font ,trtet, now ocen.
pied by Porter & Maerea, for rant
ION September Let.
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All our Mems Straw Hats that were
si.eo. si.5o, and 81 90,
Today Only 25c.
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Wanted-Agents.

To cinvIss the city for the "Inde-
struoiible Fael Cartridge" Apply to
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TkLt6KAM.


Sr. Louis. NO.. August 10. 1887.
Msssr,. Kahn 4 Freiborr. o,rnsr Main and
Poplar stresu:
Have bought largely OF damsged
Dry Goods Of Har4adine, MeKittIi. L
4 90 g stock.
Will be able to give our customers
better bargains than ever.
LOUIS KAHN.
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OH papers ,or GALE o. ArPsaL fice,
DO cents per 100.
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At o O'Clock TIL, Afternoon.

At o O'Clock TIL, Afternoon.
We could not very we'll arrange an
auction purchase made lately by our
Mr.. j. 8. Menken for tbs morning
but we will have 1t ready this ailef-
Doon at 3 o'clock.
There are thr9o lots, all useful, per.
fec goods, and tuch as are used in
every family.
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NJ Nt0MS

AINUTN HlnN
Soother at hand. II u the only safe
medicine yet mado that will remove
ali infanti,o disorders. II contains no
OpsWn or Morphine, but gives the child
natural case from pain. Price 70 cents
Sold by
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS co.
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Commod'ous hotel, centrally 10.
Gated In the city.
J. b. Andrews,
A. Menken A %.
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NorK-we have just received new
and complete supply Of unlsut dered
ard Numbered shirts from the cele
biated Trojan Company" for which
We are sole agents IN Memphis. II is
the best shirt in the world.
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GENERAL lOCAL MARKEI.

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PtsssI $50. fancy broom e. lnl ID DO ~ -,
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ow e. 5o' 2-trlns green o. 2''@ s'r'hs S''-
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laeS s. ~ 80 w. i.o"lsNh" S'W' '". H."
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oysters. 'N' "' 40 ",,. - '''''
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pi& soa& sc. ENuei,i" c,.,,, Si"ss.ac XNN
cakes aud iumole- l2'sc, knlckn"cNt W.
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PRODUCE AND LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

IHIVNNV IINVTNVIa W IFIN ~
CnIcA0o, Sept. 81 Spot whost AMI corn
were nrm and lu fair demand al Liverpool
and for mjures the demand wits good. Wheat
Sold between 7lA7lHr Tor October and bee
tween 7ea7a'-c Tor May. Corn showed more
Nrruuc,. with less cause, aud the OCTOBER
article, sold at lla, re and May went up to
Al 90. luitrcstiu wheat wa, wen maintained
throughout the session. Provisions were
tarher quiet and changes IN prices -lishi'
The following are thrhlghcs' closing point'
reached u leading futures:
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stop in at Daughtry's ice cream
saloon on Austin avenue and refresh
yourself. You will not regret few
moments stop there.
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Exports thus fNr this week ...... sefs.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
COTTON.

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-28

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THE MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.
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~,'ally except suuday. D"D'
A. FACLKNER, L. R!ROBLNs,
Genera +. and T. Agent TEA,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-30
A Beautiful Gift.

The Wideawade Hose and Hook and
Ladder company is to have an oyster
supper tomorrow night. on which occa-
sion beautiful oil painting of the burns
ing of the Theatre Comique in Paris
year ago-when so many lives were lost
and so much gallant service done BY the
firemen-will be presented to the compa-
ny. The painting is the work of N.
Wirig, of the firm of Brahm & Wirig,
upon whom it reflects great credit, as it
is really g. fine piece of art. On the up
per corners are painted the Inscriptions.
The eye that never winks"-"The wins
that never tires" Below is nicely painted
..B. Brahm and N. Wirig. to Wideawake
H. g. q. L. Co., No. 2. Dec. 81, 1887.
The fire laddies should have high appre
citation of their handsome present.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-30

A blowing. driving snow storm. one of
the heaviest of the season. set in at .
o'clock this morning and has increased in
ferceness every hour. Not only has it
been unpleasant getting about, but the
snow seemed compact and it was not long
before street car tracks were covere d.
The Moline & Rock Island line found it
necessary to put two horses to car. and
to bring out the scrapers. In this way the
cars were kept running. 1t will be im-
possible to know the effect upon the rail-
roads yet, but with continuation of the
storm. trouble is apprehended. The
weather has moderated considerably to-
day, but the keen wind is more severe
than colder atmosphere. We are hav'
ing either the forerunner or the tail enc
| of blizzard.